# Hack to make ReadTheDocs happy until they get Py3 support working again.
try:
	import configparser

	# The following is a bit of a hack so we can get our own SectionProxy in.
	# This allows us to return some nicer values from our config files
	configparser._SectionProxy = configparser.SectionProxy
except ImportError:
	import ConfigParser as configparser
	configparser._SectionProxy = object



class NewSectionProxy(configparser._SectionProxy):

	def __getitem__(self, key):
		val = configparser._SectionProxy.__getitem__(self, key)

		if isinstance(val, configparser._SectionProxy):
			return val

		# Lets try to make a nicer value
		try:
			return float(val)
		except ValueError:
			pass
		except TypeError:
			print(type(val))

		if ',' in val:
			try:
				val = [float(i) for i in val.split(',')]
			except ValueError:
				val = val.split(',')

			if isinstance(val[0], str) and val[0].startswith('img:'):
				val[0] = val[0].replace('img:', Theme.path)
				val[1:] = [float(i) for i in val[1:]]

		return val

configparser.SectionProxy = NewSectionProxy


class Theme(configparser.ConfigParser):
	path = ''

	def __init__(self, file):

		configparser.ConfigParser.__init__(self)

		if file:
			Theme.path = file + '/'
		else:
			Theme.path = './'

		if file:
			self.read(Theme.path + 'theme.cfg')

		self._legacy_warnings = []
		self._support_warnings = []

	def supports(self, widget):
		"""Checks to see if the theme supports a given widget.

		:param widget: the widget to check for support
		"""

		# First we see if we have the right section
		if not self.has_section(widget.theme_section):
			return False

		# Then we see if we have the required options
		for opt in widget.theme_options:
			if not self.has_option(widget.theme_section, opt):
				return False

		# All looks good, return True
		return True

	def warn_legacy(self, section):
		if section not in self._legacy_warnings:
			print("WARNING: Legacy theming used for", section)
			self._legacy_warnings.append(section)

	def warn_support(self, section):
		if section not in self._support_warnings:
			print("WARNING: Theming is enabled, but the current theme does not support", section)
			self._support_warnings.append(section)
